Wireless Headset..Frequencies- Logitech G930 and TurtleBeach X31

[wrenaudrey]

The question that i cannot find any answer for in and around the internet is the frequencies used by wireless headset; Logitech G930 and TurtleBeach X31.

I currently game on a Xbox360 and uses the TurtleBeach x31. In 2months time i will be switching to PC and the only peripheral that im missing is the headset. The problem is that the X31 and the G930 both use "2.4Ghz RF"

Logitech specs:
"Wireless
Connection: 2.4 GHz RF
Range: up to 40 feet (12 meters)*
Audio stream: uncompressed 48 kHz
Reception: dual antenna
Interference resistance: forward error correction and dynamic channel selection"

X31 specs:
"Digital RF Wireless Transmitter
•Digital Wireless RF wireless carrier reception (2.404-2.476GHz)
•Digital RF wireless transmission range up to 30 feet"

Now the question is...
Will they interfere?

 

[HEXiT]

no there on 2 different frequencies. it is possible that you may pick up a bit of interfearance on 1 over the other but in general theres enough between them not to.

 

[wrenaudrey]

no there on 2 different frequencies. it is possible that you may pick up a bit of interfearance on 1 over the other but in general theres enough between them not to.

Just wondering...have you had experience with them both?

...there on 2 different frequencies.

They are? Or is it cause the TurtleBeach uses Digital and Logitech is non-digital (analog? :S)

 

[voiidwulf]

I got a ton of interference from my Wifi with my TurtleBeach X41's before I switched my router to 5.0GHz.

 

[wrenaudrey]

I got a ton of interference from my Wifi with my TurtleBeach X41's before I switched my router to 5.0GHz.

How did you do that? Settings in router or bought completely different one?

 

[voiidwulf]

I had a D-Link DIR - 615, which was 2.4GHz, but it broke a few weeks ago and now I have a DIR - 815 which can operate on 2.4GHz and 5.0GHz, and I don't get interference anymore.

 

[HEXiT]

i have the g930 headset and plenty of other wireless stuff running in the 2.4ghz band... no interference at all.
so yeah plenty of experience ... i wouldn't touch turtle beach if you gave me em free.